Its worse. I know because I used to be on-the-fence about Q. The community has a pattern:

• Q makes says something will happen (in the form of a question. ex: FISA declass? Why? When would be a significant time to release?)

• Community eagerly agrees on what it means and when "something big" will happen. They spend days fine tuning the details, because somehow that really matters.

• Some event happens that makes the prediction not possible (they say he doesn't make predictions, so prediction in this case means Q's ambiguous questions that imply a specific event will occur)

• Community regroups, participates in mental gymnastics and comes up with explanation as to why Q was still right and what Q actually meant.

• Community celebrates Q was right again, incredible how accurate Q is, he must be an insider!

• Rinse and fucking repeat, every fucking time (except that one time he got North Korea right, but the community abandoned the failed Iran predictions)

Its basically a Rorschach ink blot test using words.

What seals it for me is seeing the voter data. Q primarily appeals to white boomers, who happen to be Trump's biggest voting group right now. They are also the generation that loves the idea of sitting and doing nothing (trust the plan) while somehow being part of the big movement that brought down the democratic crime cabal. I fucking get it now.

There's still time, there's still 2 years to do shit other than "trusting the plan".